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The temperature fell to -11C near Omarama in south Canterbury – the coldest temperature recorded by MetService so far in 2022 Hamilton and Christchurch airports also experienced their coldest temperatures of 2022, while Auckland airport experienced its second coldest An anticyclone over the country brought clear and stable conditions to most areas, but clouds over […]

Jackson County Libraries’ planned baby book will focus on Rogue Valley If you’ve always wanted to write or illustrate a children’s book, this might be your chance. Jackson County Library Services and the Jackson County Library Foundation are looking for a local author and local artist to write and illustrate a nursery rhyme book. The […]

Video above: The latest WPBF 25 Newsalors forecasts that you plan for the day and the coming week, WPBF 25 News meteorologists have covered you with the latest forecasts and radars. Currently all here to see the weather right now in your area. Current Radar For a live radar overview, click here. The Tropics For […]

With the official start of summer just days away, Environment Canada predicts we’ll have “beer weather” with a warmer-than-usual summer — but storms may be on the way. “Our models show that for most of the country, we will be able to put the ‘warmer than normal’ label from coast to coast,” Environment Canada senior […]

DENVER (CBS) — The clouds and thunderstorms that showed up over Father’s Day weekend are all part of an early-season monsoon blast. The full name is the North American Monsoon. Which simply amounts to a reversal of the wind pattern. A pattern that gives the Rockies most of its moisture during the summer months. Here […]

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunder and lightning in the south. The alert was issued with immediate effect at 2:51 p.m., and it is in place until 7:00 p.m. tonight. The alert warns people of a weather system passing now, which can bring lightning and could lead to potential disruptions. […]

U.S. Air Travel Delays and Cancellations Airlines canceled thousands of flights across the country on Thursday and Friday. NEW YORK – Schools across the United States are open for summer vacation, many Americans have waited years to finally resume travel, now airlines are facing a severe shortage of pilots and crew, and of course , […]

Rogue River SDA Christian Church The church, at 4300 N. River Road, will begin an eight-part “The Greatest Battlefield” summer vespers series at 7 p.m. on Fridays beginning June 17. The first episode will feature a sermon by Pastor Tom Bentley titled “Replacement People.” For information, call 541-582-1262. Shady Point Seventh-day Adventist Church The church, […]

The heatwave in parts of Britain is expected to reach a ‘crescendo’ on Friday as temperatures soar to 34C (93.2F). Britons sizzled on the hottest day of the year on Wednesday as temperatures hit 28C in parts of London and parts of the south east were unusually hot. A further rise is forecast for Thursday, […]

→ Watch the episode here. Your weather questions were a big part of the Whatever the Weather podcast. Each episode we meet a couple to start the show. Last season we did an entire episode based on your questions. So we do it again in season two. We’ve got a good bank of questions from […]

The City of Johannesburg’s Emergency Management Services warned of a drop in temperatures from Wednesday. They also urged people to be careful when using heaters. A recent fire in the Kwa Mai Mai informal settlement killed one person and displaced 50 others. A cold front is expected to hit Gauteng on Wednesday with minimum temperatures […]

The heat will just keep on giving This year, Brits may actually get a better look at summer weather from July to September. The Met Office said: ‘As we approach the end of June, a period of drier than average conditions is expected for most, although some spells of rain or showers are still possible […]

The heat and humidity will get the most attention this week, but Tuesday brings a good chance for showers or even a wave of thunderstorms with damaging gusty winds. After the thunderstorms comes a break in the heat and humidity this weekend A broad area of ​​thunderstorms is expected to dip southeast in Virginia through […]

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) – The Arizona’s Family forecast team is calling a first alert weather day Monday due to high winds expected in northern Arizona. The National Weather Service also issued a red flag warning as the area is still under serious fire danger. Those conditions aren’t good news for fire crews battling the pipeline […]

The Storm Prediction Center has placed most of central and southern Indiana under a Level 2 of 5. Damaging gusts of wind and heavy hail are the primary threats. INDIANAPOLIS – Today will be the transitional day for heat and humidity as a warm front halts in central Indiana. It will also trigger scattered storms. […]

TORNADO WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OMAHA/NEBRASKA VALLEY 5:09 PM CDT SAT JUNE 11, 2022 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN OMAHA HAS ISSUED AN ADVISORY * TORNADO WARNING FOR… SOUTHWEST PAWNEE COUNTY IN SOUTHEASTERN NEBRASKA… SOUTH GAGE ​​COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA… * UNTIL 6:00 PM CDT. * AT 5:08 PM CDT, A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF […]

News from 100 years ago The following news was taken from the archives of the Mail Tribune 100 years ago June 10 192.2 continued BABY CLINIC AT CENTRAL POINT IS A GREAT SUCCESS Central Point, June 9.—Another of these most successful baby clinics was held here Thursday afternoon in the high school lab room under […]

This will be the last blog for about 10 days… I’m going to take some time to visit my mom in Arizona… yes Arizona in the summer… it’s a dry heat. They are, however, outdoing themselves right now with yesterday’s highs of 109° and 110°+ likely for the next few days. When an excessive heat […]

The new trustees were nominated by the governor and received confirmation from the state senate Southern Oregon University recently announced the appointment of three new members and a handful of permanent members to its Board of Trustees. The board is responsible for budgeting, approving curriculum, and hiring and performance evaluation of the SOU president. Board […]

The project would affect traffic The war waged by Pacific Retirement Services against the residents and property owners of the neighborhoods around La Loma and Juanipero is once again under way. The PRS plan calls for the construction of more than 900 multi-story apartments along the south side of Juanipero and curving south along the […]

While the weather is expected to remain unsettled on Thursday and Friday, Met Eireann is forecasting a significant improvement in the weather for the weekend with long sunny spells and only a few scattered showers. According to the latest weather forecast for Ireland from Met Eireann, rain and drizzle will spread north across the country […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Clouds rolled out Tuesday afternoon after a quick series of showers across much of central Indiana. Skies will clear with drier air and temperatures will cool rapidly throughout the evening. Despite the more comfortable feel however, an increase in our chances of seeing rain is within 24 hours… Strong storms arrive on Wednesday […]

A Japanese-inspired garden on Walker Street is Ashland Garden Club’s Garden of the Month Lorraine Vail and Ed Smith’s garden at 780 Walker St. is the Ashland Garden Club’s June 2022 Garden of the Month. [Photo by Larry Rosengren] Vail and Smith started their garden with a nearly blank slate in the fall of 2013. […]

Summer may not officially start until June 21, but ask any Houstonian and they’ll tell you it started last month. With an average temperature of 80.9 degrees Fahrenheit, May 2022 was Houston’s second-hottest May, according to new data. Houston hasn’t had a May this hot since 1996, when the average temperature hit a record high […]

Mortgage payments are expected to rise tomorrow, with experts predicting another Reserve Bank interest rate hike. Australia Institute chief economist Richard Denniss said rates could rise between 0.25% and 0.4%. “Anyway, the Reserve Bank has signaled that we’re going to see higher interest rates over the next six to 12 months,” Denniss told Today. “That […]

Seven current and former members of the Central Point-based charter school may have violated executive sitting provisions of the Open Meetings Act, state commission says The Madrone Trail Public Charter School board is in talks with the Oregon Ethics Commission, which concluded after a review that the board may have violated the open meeting law […]

Placeholder while loading article actions A somewhat subjective rating of today’s weather, on a scale of 0 to 10. 9/10: It might be a little warmer than average so I’ll be on the safe side and subtract one for that. Today: Quite sunny. Treble: low to mid 80s. This evening: Generally clear. Bottom: mid 50s […]

Showers and flooding are possible through Saturday afternoon from Potential Tropical Cyclone 1, which is expected to become a tropical storm. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Runners wishing to participate in Pride Run St. Pete this weekend will have to wait for a later date as it was canceled due to potential showers on Saturday. “With […]

Dong Jun / SHINE Two women take advantage of the early summer conditions in Shanghai. Shanghai is embracing a hot and humid three-day dragon boat festival, according to local weather officials. Heavy clouds and short-term periods of rain will start the break on Friday, then more rain with lightning and wind is expected over the […]

After the coolest April and May in decades, western Washington is expecting another month of cooler and wetter weather, according to the Climate Prediction Center’s 30-day forecast for June. So the adage that summer in Seattle doesn’t start until July 5 seems to come true. That doesn’t mean every day will be cold and rainy, […]

Jackson County Health and Human Services is among the departments gaining new workers under the county’s new $573.8 million budget. Courier Tribune/Denise Baratta Commissioners approve county budget of $573.8 million as financial reserves reach $209.1 million Jackson County commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved a county government budget of $573.8 million, which includes $209.1 million in […]

News from 100 years ago The following news was taken from the archives of the Mail Tribune 100 years ago June 1, 1922 TO ESTABLISH THE SANITY LEAGUE AT JACKSON CO. The Sanity League of America, a national incorporated organization that seeks to amend the Volstead Act to allow the manufacture and sale of light […]

INTERNATIONAL FALLS – As home and business owners in pickup trucks lined up to receive pallets of sandbags, high school students joined the National Guard and Red Cross volunteers last week to deal with the worst flooding in Rainy River watershed in 72 years. The students, working in school clothes, took part regularly in the […]

Links to the breadcrumb New Manitoba Publication date : May 30, 2022 • 34 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Join the conversation A stream flows through a farmer’s field near Oak Island, south of Winnipeg, on Monday. With more wet weather predicted for southern Manitoba on Monday and Tuesday, some are concerned about […]

A ‘“unstable rain band” is expected to cause weather havoc across the North Island. Auckland, Northland, Great Barrier Island, Coromandel Peninsula and Waikato are under severe thunderstorm watch. Northland, Coromandel, Gisborne and Bay of Plenty also have amber heavy rain warnings. New Zealand transport agency Waka Kotahi has warned that the Auckland Harbor Bridge could […]

An Antarctic explosion is about to hit several states, sending temperatures plummeting and threatening an early winter snowfall not seen in two decades. A polar outburst will hit Australia on Sunday, bringing freezing weather just in time for the seasonal change to winter. Some parts of the country are expected to experience their lowest temperatures […]

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – We’re only going to see sunshine and blue skies for the next two days. TODAY We start the weekend with mostly cloudy skies in the morning, due to the cold front collapsing off the coast. As the front continues to move out this will help break up the clouds this […]

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Our Friday was a day of alert for the books. A flurry of tornado warnings were issued throughout the day for parts of Maryland, but those warnings have since been lifted. READ MORE: The pandemic has highlighted the need to address disparities in minorities’ access to mental health care, Sauy defends A […]

High temperatures and gusty winds in the forecast trigger warnings of increased fire danger over Memorial Day weekend for Anchorage, Mat-Su and parts of the Kenai Peninsula. The National Weather Service released a “red flag warningfor Friday from noon to 10 p.m. as northerly winds blowing up to 20 mph are expected to couple with […]

Criminal arrests Impersonation – Jerry Don Brooks Jr., 56, of the 300 block of North Columbus Avenue, Medford. He was arrested by Medford police on Sunday for identity theft and misdemeanors. Brooks was released on his own recognizance. Illegal use of weapons — Joshua Scott Francis, 28, of Cedar Street, Rogue River. He was arrested […]

(WLFI) – Good Wednesday morning! We’ll be tracking some scattered rain waves with integrated lightning/thunder this morning. Temperatures range between the lower 60s and upper 50s. Not as cold as previous mornings thanks to passing warm front, increased cloud cover and SE winds. Today’s highs will depend on how much sun we might get. More […]